TULUM
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The 10 most popular scuba diving tours in Tulum. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Two cenote cave scuba sessions from Tulum with small groups, gear setup, transport, and snacks. Entrance fees may cost extra.
“The experience was amazing. Small groups, plenty of attention, the guide was excellent. I will definitely will be back.”
Advanced cenote scuba near Tulum: Pit down to 25 m plus Dos Ojos caves, small group, gear and fees included, 8am start.
“Both caves were different in their own way the 2nd cave was more popular as you got to swim around further which was Dos Ojos. My instructor was amazing and was great talking to. Definitely knowledgeable and easy to follow, friendly and nice as well. I would definitely recommend going here to dive with him…”
Beginner-friendly scuba training in Tulum’s Casa Cenote, small-group coaching, all gear and entrances included, plus snacks and roundtrip transport.
“This was an amazing journey, I learned a lot about the cenotes in Tulum and had an excellent teacher who guided me every step of the way. Truly a magical experience, I highly recommend it”
First-time scuba in Tulum cenotes with a 30-minute safety class, gear included, small group size, and two cenote stops with snacks.
“We didn't get to go in the sea because of the conditions. However, I loved the cenotes we went to! It was pure magic and was so fun! They all spoke English, which was helpful. They fitted us with all the equipment we needed. They provided lunch and snacks. Overall a fabulous day with magical…”
Two small-group scuba sessions at Cenote Dos Ojos: Barbie Line and Bat Cave, with gear, instructor, and transport included.
“Don't miss it! Small dive company, personalized attention, and incredible views and experience! Really special to dive in a Cenote and especially then pop up in a "bat cave" after swimming underground tunnels with flashlights. All gear provided, showers at Cenote site were a plus. It was a bit tiring to carry all gear down…”
PADI Discover Scuba in Tulum at Casa Cenote with small-group coaching, gear and lunch included. Great for first-timers.
“This was our favorite excursion of the whole trip. Jess was fantastic and super knowledgeable about the diving precautions and very experienced in general. Mia and Nickolia were so so nice with making sure they stayed behind to be sure I was comfortable before I was ready to actually dive down. It was my first…”
Small-group 2-tank cenote scuba in Tulum with an easy open-air stop and the famous Dos Ojos cavern. Gear, fees, transport included.
“Martino was great! So helpful in making us all feel comfortable and safe during our trip. The whole company seemed very professional. Would highly recommend doing this experience at least once in your lifetime!”
Scuba in Tulum’s Dos Ojos cenotes with two cavern routes, friendly guides, provided gear, and a small group size for $230.
“The experience was great - from the start to the finish, Mario was supportive and patient. The dives were spectacular, we saw fish, cool caverns and other things we wouldn’t normally have the chance to. Mario also gave us helpful tips on how to improve our technique. Highly recommend!”
Scuba at Casa Cenote and Tulum barrier reef with Mayan cochinita lunch, snacks, and pickup. Small-group 2-tank day.
“It was a little difficult to find the office, parking in Tulum is challenging. The TAE office and equipment seemed old and disorganized. But, once we finally got started, Carlos was very helpful and patient and made sure we were safe and had Read more”
Tulum Reef 2-tank scuba outing with Mexidivers: two 45-minute underwater sessions on the Mesoamerican Reef, 8:30am, gear included.
“Ramon was an excellent dive instructor and Edwin a great captain. I was nervous how it would go after only doing one prior dive, but they made the discovery dive a safe and fun experience. This was great even as a beginner diver.”
